> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://densify-sync-changelog-2.mintlify.site/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Using the Cloud Tree Viewer export const InlineImageWithText = ({src, href, children, width = 80, caption}) => { return

{children} ; }; The tree viewer offers an intuitive and efficient way to navigate and explore your cloud environments.

Use the tree viewer to select the scope of systems on which to report. As you navigate through the tree, the reports on the right update automatically to show your selected scope. If you are using Kubex for container optimization, then see the following:

Use the container tree viewer to navigate your container environment.

Use the node tree viewer to navigate node groups supporting your container environments.

## Hiding the Tree Viewer Once you have selected the scope of systems to review you can hide the tree viewer. If you are working on a smaller screen or laptop it will be easier to view tables and charts with the increased screen space.

By default, the tree view is pinned to the left side of the screen.

When the viewer is pinned, click the chevrons to open/close the tree viewer.

Click the pin to hide the tree viewer.

\ Use the icon on the main page, to open the tree viewer as required and the X to close it, when not required.

## Views and Filters The default view is your container hierarchy i.e. Cloud Provider > Cluster> Region> Service > Instance. This view can be customized to better manage your data. See [Creating Custom Views](/docs-kubex/Content/Kubex/Creating_Custom_Views). You can also create customized filters to manage large sets of data. See [Creating Custom Filters](/docs-kubex/Content/Kubex/Creating_Custom_Filters). ## Navigating the Tree Viewer The following icons are available, by default. You can create custom views based on other attributes that may not include any of the following items.

Icon	Entity	Description
	Cloud Environment	The top level entity that contains your cloud infrastructure.
	Region	This represents a region. The region is the geographic location where your public cloud resources are located.
	Service Type	This represents the type of service. Currently the following types are supported: AWS EC2, RDS and ASG Azure VM and VM Scale Sets GCP Compute Instance
	Provider	This represents your public cloud provider. Currently AWS, Azure and GCP are supported.
	Instance	This represents an individual instance.
	Other Grouping	Represents other attributes or labels that have been used to group the data.

## Instance Counts You can see a count of the number of instances at each branch of the tree viewer. When counts are very large, consider creating a [view](/docs-kubex/Content/Kubex/Creating_Custom_Views) or a [filter](/docs-kubex/Content/Kubex/Creating_Custom_Filters) to more efficiently view your systems.

## Using the Tabs Based on your selection in the tree viewer various tabs are displayed to view the selected data. When multiple systems are selected you see:

Summary \--Shows you a summary of how effectively your resources are being utilized.
Analysis Details \--Shows analysis details of the selected scope of your environment in various tabular views with utilization charts for a selected system.

When a single instance is selected you see:

Overview \--Shows you the utilization and recommendation details for the selected instance.
Catalog Map \--Shows you collected and analyzed data for the selected instance.

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